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Society Events.

The wedding of Miss Carrie Gail and Mr.. Philip
Hildebrand viii occur on Wednesday evening.
Mr. " S. Mendenhar, formerly of this city will
be married to Miss Ella Tungate, of Cincinnati,
the oath inst.
Judge n. B. Taylor's family will hold reunion
Thanksgiving day. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Taylor of
Evansville will attend.
Mrs. John n. Shaw will give reception on Tues
day afternoon, from TO o'clock, at her home, No.
676 North Delaware street.
The paper before the Gentlemen's Literary Club
tomorrow night, will be read by Rev E. A Bradley,
on the subject Winning Oregon"
The ladies of the First Presbyterian Church will
give Thanksgiving social in the church parlors
TUESDAY evening from 80 to 10 o'clock.
1t IS formally announced that Mr.. Charles N VIII
son, OF the Sentinel and Miss Ada Binsack, of No.
ss5l North Noble street. will be married Jan. II.
Mrs Aquilla Jones, jr., entertained quite number
OF friends with coffee party Thursday after
moon at her pretty home North Illinois street
Cards have been issued by Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Boegs
%, at Hayes, Ill.
Miss Goldie Ingles of Ingeside Irvington gave a
large dancing and card party Friday evening
celebrate her ninteenth birthday anniversary The
quests included friends from Irvngton and this city
Christmas market will be held by the ladies OF
the First Presbyterian Church on Dec I6. All
kinds of articles suitable for Christmas gifts will
for sale. and many novelties being prepared for
this occasion.
number of friends of Miss Matte Woodruff sur
Hast Thursday evening" being seventeenth birth
sday. Among the guests were Misses Hail. Van Ber-
rzan Dunn, Haullin, Kissel. Patterson. II. Woodruff
AIRS Hane and Mrs Burk, Messrs. Lorin and Scott
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Hyde, Edward and Joseph Selvage, Franklin McNeely.
Culver, Barth. Rieman, Hame and kenough. Miss
Woodruff was the recipient Of many handsome pres
DR.. and Mrs. Hattie A. Prunk have issued q large
number of invitations for the wedding reception OF
evening Nov. 25. from $50 to IL o'clock. at the
family residence No. 36s West New York street.
The Cousins" will give dancing party on Thurs
dav evening Nov. "a at the residence of Mrs. Dor
eey. No. 237 Central avenue. The invitations are
Misses Mary Kercheval, Lee Layran. Kate Hin and
Kate Layman-
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. B. Hammond gave theater party
and Mr. and Mrs. Scot Botler. After the perform
ance elegant supper was spread IN the ordinary at
the New Denison. which was handsomely and eabor-
ately decorated
Mrs. 4. B. Gates gave a charming luncheon party,
yesterday to the ladies who assisted in the booth over
which she had charge during the Flower Mission fair
The booth decoratee in daisies and the luncheon
called after the The table embeliish-
ents were OF daisies and at each plate was corsage
bouquet of daisies with gold lace pin of daisy de-
sign and in the center stone resembling dewdrop
the luncheon graceful compliment to the ladies for
their valuable assistance The guests included Mrs.
HanghS Miss Hughes as Miss Porter Miss Sharpe
Miss Brown and Miss Gates
On last Wednesday evening Miss Ida, the eldest
NO: 224 Davidson street. was married TO Mr. Harry
@. Smith, Rev. G. L. McNutt officiating. The attend
Cr;tenden, of Anderson Messrs. Frank Richards and
Lese Willard, of this city. The bride was attired IN
corded cream silk. train. handsomely embroidered
in plush roses. Her ornaments were diamonds, and
she carried bouquet of pure white buds The house
was tastefully decorated The gifts were numerous.
valuable and appropriate. The groorns gift TO the
bride fine upright piano. The couple begin
housekeeping at at No. 222 Davidson street.
NJ. and Mrs John G. New gave party Friday
evening to nearly three hundred of the leading and
older prominent citizens in honor of Mrs. John T.
Carey, of San Francisco, Cal. The costumes
were very handsome, and the assemblage was
brilliant one in every particular. Mr.. and Mrs.
New were assisted in receiving by Mrs. Carey, who
wore dress of heavy white brocaded satin with.
graceful draperies of tue embroided in gold Mrs.
n. Huston. of Charlottesville. in dress of white
silk, deliberately trimmed with duchesse lace;
Mrs. George W. Steele. of Marion, white satin and
duchess lace with diamond and pearl Jewels and Mrs.
Ed. Schurrnann, attired in paleblue more train,
with draperes of tule. caught with punches of La
France roses. Among the guests from abroad were
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. B. Hammond, of New York; Mrs.
David Wallace and son; Mrs. Newman, of Florida;
Miss Haymon, Miss Butterworth, Miss Vial, of Wash
ington; Miss Early, of Baltimore and others. The
chief floral decorations were chrysanthemums and
roses.
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Greenfield.

Mrs. tt S. Rollins, of Indianapolis, in the city
the first of the week Mrs Ebert Tyner is enter
tanning Mrs. Ella Hickey and Miss Anna Beharrel of
New Albany and G. w. Tyner, of Mt Pleasant,
Ia Mrs. John F. Julian of Indianapolis. visited
Greenfield friends last Saturday e. W. Randall, of
Harrington, Kas.- visited his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. G., 7. Randall, part of the week.
The Misses White, of knightstown. are
the guests of friends in this place..
Berry johnson and Miss Lou johnson were called to
Kentucky last week cunt of the death of their
city Miss Emma Card. of Mooresville is the guest
of j. K. Henby- Mr.. and Mrs. William c. budding
and Douglass Beckner returned on Tuesday from a
tour through the West and Northwest.
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Edinburg.

Mrs. DR.. Shoemaker, of Ridgeville Ind was the
guest of II. S. Warren and wife the past week Eph
Wright, of Holden, Mo-, visited relatives in this
city last week Miss Emma RAYMOND, of Column
bus visited friends in this city last week. Frank
Kessng, of Greensburg, the guest OF Tom Motif
last week VIM. Nading and wife, of Flat Rock
were the guests of relatives here last week. Miss
Ethel Bert, of Indianapolis the guest of friends
in this city last week Mr.. Ewood Allen, of Miamis
burg, o., married to Miss May MUTT, of this
place, last Wednesday morning, in the presence of
only few of the immediate relatives. Rev. Todd
oficiated. They left here for bridal tour through
tie Eastern States Ed Schultz and wife, of
Switzerland county, visiting here tie guests of
J. G. Valentine and wife.
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Charleston.

l. J. Miles and wife home from visit at Ches-
ter Misses Grace OBrien and Aurelia Robertson,
of AshmoTe guests of Charleston friends
day Col. James A. Connolly. of Springfield, Ill ,
has been guest of Charleston friends the past week.
Mrs. Charlotte Kelley is visiting at Tua. Ill
Mrs Frederick Lenarnar. who has been visiting her
parents, has returned to her home in Nashville, Tenn
Mrs. A. II. Hobbs is visiting friends in Peoria
Mrs. Wing is visiting her Carlos in this city,
Miss R. Hutchinson has returned from extended
visit Irvington, Ind C. f. Farland and wife, of
Memphis Tenn, have lately beco residents of this
city Mrs. AL Hawkins has Joined her husband in
Arkansas Mrs. Dan Curd is in Chicago to spend
the winter = Mrs. George kreig will return from
PeekskL, N. Y, next week Miss Bertha johnson
gave social dance, Monday evening, in honor of her
Trower is visiting in Chicago.
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Winchestar.

Mrs. JOINT Botkin entertained her cousin Mr.. Clay
Hunt of Asheville N. c., the fore part of the
Mrs. Charles Gutheil was called to Dayton. o. on
Tuesday by the illness of grandchild- The ladies
of the Christian Church will furnish the Thanksgv-
ing dinner Mrs. Joe Gorrell is visiting relatives at
Button Ind Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Edger celebrated
the ftyfou rh anniversary of their marriage Sat
urday- Miss Annie Browne is attending the
Female Seminary at Frederick, Md. Miss Clara
Swain has returned from extended visit
with her mother Troy. Penn Miss Emily Cory.
of Carmel Ind is visiting Mrs. Jennie Miller and
other relatives A social tee given to a few
select friends Wednesday evening by Rev. DR.. W.
and lady
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Marshall.

Miss Fannie Young. of Chicago, returned home
Thursday = Mrs. w. F. Martin has been spending
few days Greenville, the guest of Mrs. Jane Pad
dock Mrs. Carrie Coughlan, of Maftinsville, visit
ed Marshall friends last week Miss Minnie Swern
who has been spending week at home, returned to
Danville, Ind, Thursday, where she attends
visit TO her daughter, Mrs. Henry Gasaway,
last week "A. P. Cole and t. 81. Sutton home
from their Eastern trip Miss Matte Maney, of
Terre Haute was the guest of friends here Tuesday.
John 2. Aydelott and family, of Moweaoua, have
L. Skiborn: Byron Dolson and wife, of Pimento,
Ind were the guests of relatives hero last week
Mrs. Harry Montgomery. of Columbus, Ind, is
spending few DAYS with Mrs. E. Falley-- Mr.. w.
P. Hickman, proprietor of the Sherman House. was
welded, Wednesday morning, to Mrs. Alice Gideon,
of West York Miss Maud Hughes is home from
St Mays Mr.. James E. Brown of Terre Haute.
and Miss Lulu Hammerly. of Marshall.
RED. Thursday evening, at the residence of Howard
Washburn and wife. W. H. Goodwin and wife, of
Arkansas. have been visiting relatives here for few
weeks past.
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Alleged Fraudulens Assignment.

NEW YORK Now 19.-Francis o. Boyd has been
appointed receiver of the wholesale liquor firm of
Horace Webster 81 Co., of this city. Chicago, Phila-
dephia and San Francisco, the application of Hor
ace Webster, who has begun suit against his part
ners, Charles w. Lawrence and Alexander G. Horne,
and the assignee, Frederick y. Lawrence Mr.. Web
alleges that he remained in San Francisco and
lied upon his partners to continue the business prop
erly and that the assignment made by the firm
great surprise him. he believed the firm to be
sound His interest in the firm amounts to $780,
OCO. He at once came to this city and made an ex-
animation of the books. Mr., Webster claims that
the assignment made for the purpose of defraud
ing creditors and ash that it be set aside
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THE STATE OF ILLINOIS.
Champaign.

Mrs. Frank Heidman, of Chicago is a guest Of Mrs.
Robert Victor Mrs. Warren Maltby has returned
from a visit in Iowa. Miss Fannie Pierce is home
from a visit in Bloomington. Mrs. Frank Wilcox
and daughter Madge are visiting at Covington.
Ind Mrs. s. n. Ellis is visiting her Charles at
Savannah. Ill Miss Minnie Mitchell of Chicago is a
guest of Mrs. T. j. Smith F. d. Barry NJ c.. of West
Point, Miss. the guest of Capt. T. J. Smith,
Monday. Alfred Rising and Miss Mary Brown,
were married the residence of the brides parents
of this city, Wednesday evening" B. f. Harris
of this city. married to Mrs. S. Y Conwell, of
Xenia, o., last week. Mrs. L. Garwood called
to Covngton, Ind, by the death of her aged father
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knighfstoWn.

Miss Carrie White is the guest of friends at Rich
mond Miss Lizzie Gordon entertained number of
her friends at her home. Tuesday evening Mrs
Harry Watts spent last Sunday with her daughter
Miss Grace, at Richmond Mr.. and Mrs Dr. d. H
Miller and daughter, Miss Gerte, the guests of
Mrs. L.. Z. Hinchman, Pine street. Miss Nora
Welborn will visit friends at Indianapolis this week.
Miss Dora Ogg in company with Mr. Ed Pratt.
drove over from Greenfield. last Sunday and spent
the day with friends here Cards out announcing
the age of John Forbes aud Miss Minnie johnson
Nov %. Mr.. and Mrs. L. z. Newly entertained,
with cards, Tuesday evening. Miss Letha Lowry
is visiting friends at Richmond s. Patterson
and wife are home from Kansas Miss Florence
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Urbaun.

Mrs Julia Leal of Los Angeles, Cal, is the guest
of T. R. Leal and family -. Mr. Stanton of Denver,
r. A. Sutton has returned from Topeka, Kan Ed
F. Rea and wife have removed to Belknap. ILL., -
Miss Ida Hanes went Chicago Tuesday for week s
stay John E. Little, of this city married to
Miss Mae Ware the home of her parents in Ma
homet, Ill., Thursday evening. Mrs D. McClain has
returned from visit at Onarga. ILL.,. Mrs. z. E.
Gill is home from Kansas City Mrs. Olive NJ.
Fisher of Emporia Kan is the guest of Urbana rela-
tives. :. Rev. r. NJ. Parads and wife making q
tour of England,
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Rev. I. n. Clark, of Kansas City, No.. was the
guest of his nephew, A. ". Clark last Thursday
The College Cadets have received their uniforms,
and the boys present good appearance Mrs j.
w. Bradshaw. who has been the guest of her son
Archibald, returned to Indiana polls Friday morn
ing-AIiss Hattie Kern. of Louisville, is visiting Miss
Nina Overstreet Caption Tarlton on Friday admin
stered the oath to the College Cadets Thirty three
were in. The following officers were elected:
Captain, q. E. Goode; first ieusenant. q. D. Hazel
rgg second lieutenant. A w. CLARK; orderly sergeant
E. E. Roland company clerk. H A. Cuppy- - Mr.
Harmon Bradshaw, of Evanston, H., has given lib
eral cash donation to the Freeman Library.
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Shelbyyiile.

Miss Fannie Bcwen. of Cincinnati. the guest of
Mrs. j. G. DePrez last week The lady's matinee
musicale third division1 met in the parlors
of the Presbyterian Church, Wednesday afternoon
and rendered interesting programme DR..
Chas. Tindail and Bertha Nicholson married
the latter's home West Hendricks street Thursday
evening Mrs. c. t. Sprague was in Dayton. o.,
the past week visiting her sister Messrs. Chapman,
Noble and Friday, accompanied by Misses Blanchard,
Sieeth, Jones and Lacy. spent last Sunday in st.
Paul Miss Sarah Levinson the guest of Miss
Flo Hoover in St. Paul last week - Mr. and Ms
Chas. Cage have returned from their visit to CHIP
Miss Lizzie Harshman. of Cincinnati is the
guest of her sister, Miss Ida Mrs. Ben Love and
Mrs. John Messck were III Columbus last week Wis
itng friends Miss Merte Sutton has been visiting
in Lawrenceburg and Aurora the past week Mr..
and Mrs Harry Ray spent Sabbath with the latters
parents III Acton - The members of the German
Club gave enjoyable dance Wednesday evening"
Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Davis spent last Sunday in No
biesve the guest of the latters sister. Miss Fannie
Joseph Miss Bessie Hunter, of Lawrenceburg. is
the guest of Miss Lizzie Harshman- The Ladies
Aid Society, of the Presbyterian Church, met with
Mrs. U. II Strong Tuesday afternoon - The Ken
sngton Club met with Miss Matte Houston Thursday
afternoon, at her home west of town. Mrs. John
Elliott in Indianapolis last week Mr.. Mrs
Will S. Major will spend Thanksgiving in Louisville,
at the Alexander House, the guest of friends
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Greencastle.

Thomas Bossen has taken position in the Bank of
Commerce. Indian apos, and will make that city his
future home Mr.. Fred Walker has returned to his
home at Rockport. Ind = The social event of the
elaborate affair of ten courses. served by we'll
known Chicago caterer "A large audience out
Saturday evening hear the violin recital Of Miss
Rosa Marquis. Toe playing great improve
men her last years work. and her hearty
ton at the hands of her audience showed how proud
Greencastle i. of her promising young volinist.
Mrs. Margaret Farrow has gone to Mountain View
~
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Traces of rain.
Yesterdays snow-stornn.

CHICAGO, Nov. 19.-The frat snow-storrn of the
prevailed here to-day, accompanied by high
wind, which at times developed into genuine biz
card. The storm ceased about 8 o'clock tonight a
great deal of snow having fallen. Dispatches from
various parts of the State report binding snow.
storm has ragged all day.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. 19.-The wind is blowing
strong from the noDh. & A wet fell all day
melting at once. Reports from the north and west
state there is FIVE inches of the
nr1r,d
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Upton. I

Mrs. Judge Waugh. Mrs. Dr. Newcomer and Mrs.
g. FL. Clifford attended the ,vomans suffrage
ton, at Kokomo, this week - Mrs. Kate Huron of
Danville, A B. Caywood, of Crystal River, Fla. and
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Fellows, of Howard county,
the guests of Dr.. Huron this week Mrs. E. q.
Binkley has returned home from visit at Indianapo
lis Miss Kate Van Nuys ras at Indianapolis on
Friday. The Misses Van Nuys, of Lebanon, were
visiting tn household of DR. ". Van Nuys this week
Congressman Cheadle of Frankfort was here this
wee
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Paris.

Mrs. Helen Link, of Charleston, is visiting rela-
tives in this city this week - Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Strauss of Chicago visited relatives in this city last
week Miss Florence Culbertson returned from a
visit with relatives in Terre Haute last Thursday
Miss Lizzie Buck Of Vincennes Ind is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. U. o. Colson Mrs. d. S. Schenck
tives. Miss Ada Mclaughlin of Terre Haute. is
visiting Miss Tantha Stalnaker Mrs. Ida Kaufman,
of Terre Heute. is visiting relatives in this city
Mr.. Clifford Driesbaok of Denver, Col, is visiting
his mother in this city Miss Name Callahan of
Robinson H.. is vis ting Miss Cora Wilson Mrs
Hagemeyer and daughter of Butler, KY, visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Wiley. Mr.. s. P. Weisiger and
family, of Victoria, Tex, and Mrs Thad Nicely, of
Muncie, Ind, visiting DR.. Illusions family.
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Rockville.

Miss Cathaline Denman, of Petauma, Cal, is here
to spend the winter with her sister, Mrs Edgar Allen.
Mrs Emmett Batman from Lawrence. Kan, is
visiting the family of William Batman Mrs. Mag
gle McLain. of Evansville, is visiting Mrs. D. Y.
Alien, her mother Mrs. Frances r. Whipple has
returned from Chicago where she has been for several
months Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Daniels win enter
tain their friends Thanksgiving at their home
rard
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The offering made last week of Seaskin Wraps has put
many thinking about buying Seaskn instead of other high
priced wraps This week will and make the nducement
great enough buy These Alaska Seals London
dye-every garment Everybody respectfully invited
the fine sale and during the
week
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omcer Robinson,s slayer Acquitted.

CHICAGO, Nov. Losing LAM the Chinanan who
shot police officer Robinson dead IN encounter .
few weeks ago, acquitted by q jury this morning
Lam was fleeing in the dark from two young men he
had threatened to shoot, and refused TO stop when
commanded BY the officer. The defense was that Lam
had an idea the young men were robbers, and that
he believed the policeman another one of their
band. = = s., = s---
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KOkomO.

Ex-County Recorder Samuel Richey and family.
who removed to Kansas two years ago have returned
for permanent residence here =. Mrs. w. H. Hg-
gins has Just returned from tnreemonths VISIT 70
of this city, united in marriage Thursday morn
ing with Miss Jennie ee Long, of Fort Wayne. The
wedding occurred at the Catholic Cathedral in that
city They will make this city their home.
Mr. Richard Heagany, superintendent of
the Kokomo gass-works, has removed his
family here from Ithica N. y Mrs. NJ. R. Williams
and children visiting friends Akron, O---Mrs.
Dollie Hgass of Boone county, is the guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II, Bogue John De-
vany and Miss Florence Oge united in marriage
Wednesday morning Rev. Francis Lordeman officiat-
ing The NJ. E. Church choir. Of this city,
gave splendid musical entertainments az
the operahouse Tuesday evening. Miss May
Heath, of Muncie, and Miss Minnie Schell.
of Logansport. assisted, :. Mrs. A n: Grant
spent several days at Indianapolis this week,
visiting friends The eminent woman sufragists.
Miss Susan B. Anthony and Mrs. Helen NJ. Cougar.
were the guests of Mrs. Laura Scofeld and Mrs.
A. f. Armstro ng two days this week.
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TABLE LINEN

We have prepared early for the Holiday trade fine Linen
and fine Linen Damask by the yard Side
board Covers Splashers Doyies We think the finest lot of
Linen shown in the city.
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WINTER
UNDERWEAR.

Special sale this week of big stock have just closed
One lot of Ladies Vests 25 make
One lot of fine Merno 30 finished with silk good value
IS lot of Gents Scarlet 81 One lot at
Fine erseyribbed for Ladies and Misses. Chill
dren's Underwear of every description.
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3 / A n K, ID T

We have madea big purchase of Blankets in white and red
and will offer the for sale tomorrow Blankets in quail
e from pair the finest California Blankets
See the Siverheeced Blankets 1913 per pair worth So
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st. Joseph,

Mrs. Ella Harmon of Indiana, is guest Of George
Thomas. -. Mrs. b. f. AIcCewn has returned from
Kansas Miss Flora Jones and Miss Stella Jewel,
of Ogden. in town Saturday. Miss Anna Hart
of Center Point, is guest of her uncle j. n. Hart
Misses Cora Cross and Emma Earwood, of Ogden,
spent Sunday with the family of Robert Peters A
protracted meeting is in progress the Christian
Church William Elliott and family of Elliott,
spent Sunday with DR.. s. N. Sims and family.
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Adattoon.

Miss Kate LYONS of Arcola, H.. the guest of
NATION friends part of the week Miss Lolo New
comb. of this city. was married at the home of her
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M u e FL E r .

Tomorrow open late purchase of Mufers and Silk
Handkerchief We have them in great variety Muiers from
So. So See fine Cashmere Mufhers at 65
offering of Ladies' fine Cambria Handkerchief
in choice styles and low prices
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Peru.

:, The Nonpareil Club gave their opening dance on
Tuesday evening. It was complete social success.
The club numbers forty members and is composed of
prominent society people. The dances are open to
club members only, and VIII be given on alternate
Wednesday evenings Miss Alice Dunlap returned
Saturday from visit at Indianapolis. Mrs. al.
Macdonald wife of General Macdonald, of the Cham
pagn & Havana railway Is in the city the guest OF
tanned the Euchre Club on Friday evening
Mesdames James Goldsmith and George Deibert, who
have been seriously ill the past week. improving
Miss Maud Berkey has taken position cashier
at Emswilers- Clarence Hutchinson, formerly of
this city. of Logansport was married, Thursday
evening, Miss Matte Myers, at the residence of
her aunt, at Rochester. A number of intimate
friends from this city attended Invitations out
for the third annual ball to be given by Hercules
Lodge, K. of P. number of society people from
distance will attend John Bleekman private
tary to Superintendent Stevens. of the Wabash, and
wife, have taken residence in this city They make
valued addition to the Young married society people,
the Misses Bec-with. Miss Clara Higgins is visit
ing in Chicago Miss Ada Farrar is home from
visit at Logansport. Miss Anna Parsons is in
Buffalo, N. Y Mrs. B. Dukes is visiting at her
former home, Washington, Ind. Mrs. Z. Davidson
is entertaining Miss Edith Hail. of Greencaste, Ind.
Mrs Oscar Minor is the guest of friends at North
Manchester.
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Dress Goods!

See the heavy Wool Serges IS Fine Cloth
Sungs 374 worth 70 Homespun 54inch,